Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

People having papers and magazines to
bind can get the best work one at The
MINER office.
The new electric light on the corner OF
Montana and Quartz streets is highly APP
preciated by the residents Of that locality.
Mr.. Pinkham has just received a carload
of glassware of all descriptions. besides sew
eral carloads of upholstered furniture and
household goods.
Turner Hall is being handsomely decor
ated for the occasion of Capt. Shepherds
| ball on the 9th inst. Thirteen guns will be
fired in front of the hall on the evening OF
the event..
The arrivals at the Windsor yesterday
were ". c. Ross, Nicholia, I. T.; Robert
s. MacBineton, Presque Isle, Me-; W. D..
| Appleby, Perth. N. B.; Alex. Grant, Idaho;
Nate Sifton and E. Higginbotham, Helena.
The arrivals at the Centennial yesterday
were D. D. Mcmillan, James Stirling, VIM.
! N. L. Wilkins. Elkhorn; ". s. Tarbell,
Denver; E. Richardson, Deer Lodge; E. j.
Vincent and Joseph Waters, Anaconda.
Among the arrivals at the st. Nicholas
yesterday were ]. M. Carroll, st. Joseph,
Mo-; w. P. P. St. Clair, Idaho; John W.
Plummer, Granite; q. E. Thomas,
PhiIipsburg; J.C. Keppler, Anaconda; H.
B. Gaffney, Boulder, and H. J. Callahan,
Iron Rod.
The invitations for the keystone ball, to
take place Of the 18th, have been printed
in The MINER job rooms and are of elegant
workmanship and artistic design. Elabor-
ate arrangements are being made for the
success of the ball, which will undoubtedly
be one OF the greatest affairs OF the season
of 1878.
The installation of officers at Butte
Lodge, No. IA, l. o. G. T.. took place Sat
urday night, and the following officers were
installed: J. s. Gilston, C. T.; Kitty Bur-
ton. V. l.; ]. A. Langstaff, S.; W. F. Smerel,
F. s.; l.. A. Buzzard. T.; P. W. Huffman,
NJ; F. W. Holmes, c.: Lavonia Conner, l.
T.; E.. T.. Rang, o. G.; Hannah Shane, D..
M; Mamie Bannerman, R. s.; May Tus.
sell, L.. 8.
Leigh R. Freeman, formerly publisher of
the Inter Mountain Freeman in Butte, and
now OF the Washington Farmer. North
Yakima, w. T., advertises for his bow.
Hoomes K, who left home last Sunday.
on the top OF his head, which is said to
have been caused by q fall when an infant,
but may have resulted from Legh's careless
fashion of throwing firewood sticks around
the sanctum when disturbed.
The grand opening of George Fishers new
resort on Galena street, took place satur-
day night, and was a recherche affair in
every sense of the word. The lunch pro-
vided by Mrs. Fisher was a most elegant
and tasty repast, and the enjoyment of
the occasion was greatly increased by the
music of the Alice band. It was a feast of
reason, and a flow OF soul, and the lifelong
regret OF those who were there, will be that
George doesn't open up every night. His
place is open all the same.
Orton Bros. are having a large sale of the
autoharp, a new musical instrument on
which an inexperienced person can play
or accomplishments. It is a modi- !
of the either, with an attachment
If bars by which the various chords are t
produced. There are several attachments t
10 wear on the fingers while playing. The ,
instrument Is one of unquestioned merit, ,
md has been purchased by nearly every 6
musician in town. The Messrs. Orion have
Ilso q new form of the automatic organ, v
alled the Bijuu Orchestrone. which is a
reat improvement on all former inventions {
q that line. h